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The Smart Alarm Wireless Indoor Security Camera is the first camera from SimpliSafe® that can trigger an alarm. By default, the alarm trigger is only on when the system is set to away and can trigger depending on the motion type that was selected in settings (People Only or All Motion). When the ca
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Smart Alarm Indoor Camera
Camera recording for the Smart Alarm Wireless Indoor Security Camera is directly tied to the system’s arming state by default. In other words, the camera will only record when the system is in AWAY when motion is detected. You can have the camera record in either OFF or HOME by changing your setting
There are two main reasons that a camera may lose its Wi-Fi connection. It may be installed too far from your Wi-Fi router, or it may not have sufficient bandwidth. If Your Camera Will Not Connect to Wi-Fi During Initial SetupIf you are having trouble connecting your camera to Wi-Fi during a first-t
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The app error “Camera Disconnected” can occur for several reasons: Your Base Station needs to be reconnected to Wi-FiYour Wi-Fi network name or password has recently changedThe camera or your Wi-Fi router has lost powerYour Internet Service Provider (ISP) is experiencing an outageIf you encounter th
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What is 2-way Audio?2-way audio is a feature that works on all SimpliSafe® cameras. While using the SimpliSafe® Mobile App, 2-way audio allows you to hear audio from your camera and speak through it when viewing live streams.How to Enable 2-way AudioYou can enable 2-way audio in the SimpliSafe® Mobi
This article will walk you through various scenarios where Wi-Fi troubleshooting may be needed to connect to and stream from your Smart Alarm Wireless Indoor Security Camera. You can scroll through the article, or click on one of the sections below to be taken directly to those steps:Trouble Connect
Incomplete camera recordings can often be a symptom of an underlying network connectivity issue. To rule out any temporary connectivity issues, we recommend rebooting your router - especially if it’s been a while since you’ve done this. To reboot your router, simply unplug it from power for 30-60 se
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